qif import from MS Money - Solved!
Orestes Mas
orestes at tsc.upc.es
Mon Oct 20 01:11:11 CDT 2003
Derek Atkins wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Jörg Becker <joerg at elke-joerg.de> writes:
>
>
>
>>I would like to migrate from Quicken 2003 (the german version from
>>lexware) to gnucash (1.8.5), but I have some problems with the qif
>>import. The qif parser outputs the following error message while
>>reading the attached qif file generated by quicken:
>>
>>qif-parse:parse-acct-type : unhandled account type D... substituting Bank.
>>qif-parse:parse-acct-type : unhandled account type
>>NVerbindl.... substituting Bank.
>>
>>Is there anywhere a list with the account types accepted by the
>>qif-parser? And/Or has anybody hints for importing quicken exported
>>files? This was my way:
>>
>>
>
>The main problem is that somewhere they started to internationalize
>the TYPE strings. Oops.
>
>The types that gnucash accepts are:
>
> !Type:Bank
> !Type:Port
> !Type:Cash
> !Type:CCard
> !Type:Invst
> !Type:Mutual
> !Type:Oth A
> !Type:Oth L
>
> !Type:Class
> !Type:Cat
> !Type:Security
> !Account
>
>
Great! I had the same problem with a QIF file generated by Spanish
version of Microsoft Money, but in my case I've noticed no error
messages, simply a blank list of accounts and transactions.
A simple substitution of "Tipo:Banco" by "Type:Bank" and so on has
solved the import problem.
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
Orestes.
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